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Is young adult fiction too sexy?

MJ Angel Novels can provide sexual education through erotic story lines but the line between 'teen' and 'young adult' fiction seems to be blurring.

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Unlocking the secrets of the female fantasy

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Sandy Smith When it comes to women's fantasies what's normal?

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Physical instruction

Going from good to great by mating with your mate

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Katherine Feeney Would you enlist a friend to improve your sexual technique?

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Mind the gap: finding the perfect age difference

Minding the gap ... does age difference matter?

Katherine Feeney Mind the gap: Finding the perfect age difference.

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A bride by any other name ...

Union of choice

Katherine Feeney What's in a name?

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All about the G-Spot (and the A-Spot, the O-Spot...)

Katherine Feeney How long does it take to bring a woman to climax?

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The CityKat year in review

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Katherine Feeney Here we are again. Six years of sex, love, dating and relationships. Not bad team. Not bad at all. And my, haven’t we done a lot this year? Following is a re-cap, including my favourite ...

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Life is an enigma

Heidi Davoren This isn’t goodbye, but ... I’ve been writing this blog since April ...

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Of skeletons and closets

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Heidi Davoren Coming out – it’s an emotional minefield. Accepted by some, rejected by others, confused about who to trust and where to turn.

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Sex, subjugation and socialisation

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Heidi Davoren Following last week’s blog and the response it ...

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Single life

Falling marriage rates hurting children: report

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Adele Horin Unstable relationships have caused a sharp decline in children's wellbeing, a study has found.

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Swedish preschool neutralises stereotypes with gender-free agenda

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A preschool bans gendered pronouns to engineer equality between the sexes from childhood.

The gloves are off

Dirty Laundry Heidi Davoren.

Heidi Davoren Custody battles – what nasty little war zones they are.

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Getting a seat at the table

Katherine Feeney Husbands and wives only - how do you earn the right to speak out against your lover’s others?

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Partners: more the merrier, or is less best?

Katherine Feeney CityKat.

Katherine Feeney It got me thinking again about open relationships. Or rather whether we’ve come to a point where commonly held assumptions about what it means to be in a relationship aren’t really common.

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Single forever: A woman's biggest fear but a man's biggest fantasy?

Sam Brett While some women are panicking they'll never find someone, others are embracing singledom with bravado.

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Finding the right label in the lingo of love

Katherine Feeney Remember in high school (or primary school for you ‘early bloomers’) when you finally plucked up the courage to ask, “will you be my ___friend?”

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Identity politics

Asexual awakening

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Luke Malone Long ignored and marginalised, the new generation of asexuals are out and proud.

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They're married but that doesn't count for US visa

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Jim O'Rourke AN AUSTRALIAN man may be separated from his American husband because of a controversial US law that discriminates against same-sex couples.

Hey, babe, it's just you and me: more singles choose to go it alone

Sarah Whyte DI MORGAN considered herself ''a catch'' at the age of 30. She was at the top of her marketing career, was dating a nice man and was ready to have children.